Vote to replace Anthony Flynn on Dublin City Council defeated
Councillors voted against nominee to fill seat vacant since Independent’s death last August
Almost €20m in vacant and derelict site levies owed to Dublin City Council
Bill of €16 million in vacant site levies and €3.5 million for derelict sites outstanding
Plans to sell rezoned Dublin jam factory site for €25m leave sour taste
Councillors say they were ‘fooled’ into rezoning with ‘sugared’ promises of housing
War of Independence execution of Mary Lindsay was justified, argues historian
Six IRA volunteers were killed after landowner alerted British to ambush plot
Execution of 13 IRA volunteers in 1921 may have been a war crime, says UCC historian
Men should have been treated as prisoners of war, according to historian Gabriel Doherty
Rezoning of Dublin city lands for up to 1,900 homes dropped
Objections from existing residents and city councillors halt plans at four sites
Dublin Bay North results: Social Democrats, Labour, FF take final seats
Sean Haughey and Aodhán Ó Ríordáin secure positions without reaching quota
Plan for 550 apartments on Chivers site leaves sour taste
New 10-storey scheme with 200 more units than originally proposed a ‘slap in the face’
Dublin businesses face huge rates hike due to €8.4m cut in Irish Water funds
Councillors refuse to pass 2020 budget; dispute over vote on O’Devaney Gardens deal
Plans for nine-storey social housing scheme ‘greedy’
Councillor says developer acted in bad faith over rezoning and proposal for Coolock site
Supermac’s founder and Limerick outlet operator settle dispute
Circuit Court decision to remain in place, High Court told
Supermac’s fails to get injunction against franchisee
Fast-food chain claimed franchisee breached agreement by refurbishing premises
Is Australia the world’s most secretive democracy?
Police raids on media are result of highly restrictive and intimidating laws, experts say
High Court to rule on row over refurbishment of Supermac’s store
Judge said the case involved parties ‘seeking to draw first blood’
Outcry as Australian police raid national broadcaster ABC
ABC alleged to have published classified material, while News Corp offices also raided
Dublin councillors approve affordable housing scheme
Dubliners priced out of capital by high rents face discrimination under scheme
Illegal Dublin dump still running after €230,000 clean-up
Residents report rats and deteriorating health beside Darndale site
Proposal for garden ‘log cabins’ rejected due to safety fears
Councillor sought change to Dublin plan so families could provide spaces for relatives facing high rents, home loss
Dublin councillor resigns from People Before Profit
John Lyons takes decision following ‘difficulties’ with leadership of left-wing party
Log cabin housing ‘would set a dangerous precedent’
Irish Planning Institute says housing shortage not a reason to ‘abandon good thinking’
Council planning chief warns against log cabins in back gardens
Extra family accommodation could be used by ‘unscrupulous landlords’ city planner John O’Hara
Dublin sites owned by OPW sell for €5.6 million at auction
Councillors had called for sites to be retained by State
College Green plaza must not be abandoned, Dublin city councillors say
Council considering seeking judicial review of plaza refusal
Supermac’s ordered to reimburse €150,000 to tenant
Businessman Pat McDonagh ordered to reimburse ‘overpaid’ council rates and rent
Council to consider construction of log cabin homes in gardens
Dublin couple have been ordered by Bord Pleanála to take down log cabin they call home
Relatives of Stardust victims want new inquiry
Relatives of the 48 young people who died in 1981 fire say AG notified of plan to apply for fresh inquest
Committee recommends flying Catalan flag over Dublin City Hall
Councillor proposed flying flag for one month in solidarity with Catalan people
David Blunkett: Tech industry must change on cybersecurity and women
The under-representation of women in the tech sector is not evidence of women’s lack of interest in technology, says former British home secretary
Dublin City Council rejects plan to increase local property tax
Proposal voted down despite warning decision will cost council €12m in lost revenue
Dublin City councillors vote against ban on flat rate bin charges
Call for waste regulator to be introduced and council to take back control of refuse services
Five things you need to know today
Morning briefing: another Garda crisis, a whiff of blue blood and a controversial flag
Palestinian flag to fly above Dublin’s City Hall
Israeli ambassador wrote to council to say move would be ‘highly politically charged’
Five things you need to know today
Morning briefing: Surging rents, bees in the post, plans for the Abbey theatre and more
Jewish community concerned at plan to fly Palestinian flag
Israeli ambassador says move would show one-sided approach by Dublin council
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